New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
OPENING THE NEWPORT SEASON.

,.Sn roup.Ny roRMgD-ARRrvAL OF CorTAGERs
NEWPORT May 14-The cottagers are peing nesro
from frequently and not few are mere ior sno
summer There have been several rontais ana many
INQUIRIES for rooms, board, stables etc, and IL "o
seem at this early date as though the fortncomhs
season would be o prosperous one The snan hooi
On the cliffs, the Ocean House and Eatemans wiz
open for the season next month. one iasnioh'oio
hotel and all the principal boarding houses are fo
open and they receiving many transient guests
Samuel W. Rodman and benjamin Crownihsmolu
trustees have conveyed to Messrs John O. Bancroft
Denjamin Kimball and Charles d. Wainwright, trust
ees for syndicate Of Boston capitalists large .iao
Of land near the beach. The tract contains aUou'
200 acIes and lies upon the slope OF Eastons foms'
at tho end OF the beach, The land has aireaoy Deeh
extensively improved and additional work Is now
in progress. The syndicate has been organized US
tho Newport Land Company, with an actual capitai
of 10000 shares at par value of $40 EACH ana the
stock is to be listed the Boston Exchange at once
in the city limits it is to be supposed that the nie n
in question will be easily disposed o. among ThoIo
Pell OF Brookyn Mrs G. Deas Judge BoSHsaVeF'
Julien Of SSs w IN addoS iriHn 10 a8 Completing the
purchase Of the land large sum OF money Is n e ,he
hands OF tho trustees Uf sno Of the socR reserved
Tor treasury purposes has already been purchased az
its par value Boston parties seem to DO la iuIi
Recent arrivals Of cottagers for include
ShE Mss Ts2G Emily O. db6es EarricE riggs and Dr. T.
y Arnold, of NcwYOrk; Miss Florence Lyman and
Samuel f. Pratt, Of Boston; Mrs lngerson and sam,
Ssl Samns nST' e. e. Knight and MIS- T. P. shepard Of
Cottaces arc not renting very briskly despite the
very favorable weather which has peVaned Oh late'
HaIs Ign''' IT. T. Gamme, Providence (woodworth's Re
ofeV Water Howe. New-Yorlt (Glovers) Helena Road.
Samuel Powell ir., Philadelphia lEustis's)' Gibbs
Mrs EmclIno Dore, Ncw-YOrk (Best's), Bellevue
Jonathan Evans, philadelphia, tBronSOns), Castle
/. T. Atterbury, New-Yori (Kings, Bellevuo7avc.
Karricll Riggs, New-YOrk. Curns'sl, WardaVe'
Tho guide Gends are about 49,.
MIR and Mrs Walter Howe, of New York. have
heeu visiting Colonel and Mrs Theodore NJ Davis, OF
New-York. at Batemen's Point -.
Among the cottagers who have been mere on prict
visit this week are John r. Caswell John X Ford, kar
rick Riggs stuyvesant Leroy, Leslie r. clark r. ana
John H. Glover of New York; Samuel PoweILJr, ana W.
T. Richards, OF Philadelphia. and Mrs, - A.
Kendall and Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott OF Boston
lanes Hopkins Miss Cook DR.. Harte and the Misses
Waln OF Philadelphia. are at the Robinson cottage .
Francis French and family ana tue MISSES Ogueh vi
New-Y York are expected at their cottages next week.
Mr. and Mrs. A I. French OF New YORK, nave decided
take cottage here, but 10 lnuuIge III INC luxury
on Long Island instead. ,., .,,o,
Among the Newport cottagers who have recently saeu
for Europe are Smith CHIT, G.. M Tooker. c. f. Liver
more MIRA j. +. Person. Mrs, C. Pomeroy, Mrs
Mira John G. Hecksher and family, also OF New-fork.
sail ne 1t week The Misses Hecksher Will be Sreauy
missed here In social circles. ,, A., ~,
Mrs c. Donovan, of NewYork, has leased the DarB
cottage I'm Johnst III, .. ..,u
HOwland Robbins has left town and will not return
before August-n time for the polo games :, l., At,
The thermometer registered SO IN the shade III thls
city on Wednesday,